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APHIS Releases FAQs on Use of ACE
July 22, 2019 |USDA

The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service released a document that answers questions about using ACE for imports regulated by APHIS. The agency explains that APHIS data will eventually be required in ACE. "When an importer or broker selects a tariff code in ACE, the system notifies the user when APHIS data is or may be required," it said. "At this time, importers and brokers can bypass these flags and proceed without entering APHIS-required data in the system. Eventually, APHIS will enforce the flags, and users won’t be able to proceed until they enter APHIS-required import data via the message set. When ready, APHIS will announce the timeline for enforcing these flags."

Topics:Automated Commercial Environment (ACE), Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)
CBP Releases Video on New ACE Reports Data Initiative
July 18, 2019 |Customs

CBP is starting a new data initiative for ACE reports that will include the transition of Importer Trade Activity (ITRAC) reports to ACE reports, CBP said in a CSMS message. The agency also plans to enhance processing speeds and data retrieval capabilities for ACE reports, it said. CBP also released a video on the initiative.

CBP Pushes Back Entry Type 86 Deployment Date
July 17, 2019 |Customs

CBP will deploy the new entry type 86 for Section 321 shipments in ACE on Sept. 28, rather than the previously planned August date, the agency said in an updated deployment schedule. A Federal Register notice on a test for the entry type is expected soon (see 1905300050). Other changes mentioned in a CSMS message were the deployment dates for Collections Release One and the Modernizing e214 Online Admission Process, which were previously scheduled but are now not finalized. An antidumping and countervailing duty redesign was also added, with a "target deployment" of Sept. 14.

Topics:Entry Type 86